Custom Cabinetry
From raw materials to a finished product that looks like it was built for that space - because it was. I use minimal trim because everything is coped and scribed to fit your space.
Kitchens, Islands, Laundry Rooms, Vanities, and then some.
Furniture
I generally lean towards minimal ornamentation in a quality, proportionally pleasing piece with a more natural, dynamic finish. You can run your fingers over my furniture and feel the wood that the piece is made of, not a plastic film. I am a Woodworker, not a Plasticworker, after all.
Studio Treatment
An eye for proportion and ambiance. Your space is supposed to inspire creativity, not stifle it.
Clouds, wall treatment, gobos, and more with integrated LEDs. Not just standard sizes, either. Treatment should fit your space and not the other way around.
Studio Furniture
Studio furniture is generally ugly because it is more important to make it flat packable for shipping. I would rather the things I touch most in my studio fit into the vibe of a unique space than save a couple bucks at the cost of seeing the thru-bolts on mass produced CNC production Mcstudio furniture.
I make desks, racks, tie-line boxes, amp shelving, or anything else you can dream up.